How the Error, Defect and Bug are related to each other ?.
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Answer Posted / phaninath
the terms error,bug,defect are nearly inter connect to each
other.
error:mistake in the program
defect:mistake found by the test engg is called defect
bug:if the defect is accepted by the developer is called
BUG: in other words Expected result not equalto Actual
result is called bug,
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